Shrapnephobia
shrapnephobia is the fear of metallic or sharp metallic objects.
commonly feared objects of shrapnephobia:
-knives
-razor blades
-paper clips
-screws
-nails
-wire
-barbed wire
-silverware
-any metal object with an edge
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